One of the most challenging aspects of a divorce is the length of the legal process. Many people begin the divorce process assuming it will be over in a few months, especially if they believe they have few assets or expect minimal disagreement. Unfortunately, many…
When two people exchange wedding vows, a messy breakup may be the last thing on their minds. However, the sad truth is that many relationships do not last. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), between 40 and 50 percent of all marriages in the…
Divorce is never easy, but when significant wealth and complex assets are involved, the stakes are even higher. Without the right representation, you risk losing substantial wealth, facing unnecessary tax burdens, or struggling with unfair support obligations. Navigating a high-asset divorce requires experienced legal guidance….
For many couples, determining what happens to their pets in a divorce can be one of the most difficult decisions during an already challenging time. Pets are often considered beloved family members, so deciding who gets to keep the pet can become a point of…
After a divorce, spousal support, also called “alimony” or “maintenance,” is money paid to one spouse by the other person when the couple decides to end their marriage. The amount of spousal support can be established in many ways. In some cases, that amount is…
